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Cuchillo jamonero Arcos Riviera con alvéolos, hoja de 250 mm de acero Nitrum para lonchear brisket y jamón (vista 1)
Cuchillo jamonero Arcos Riviera con alvéolos, hoja de 250 mm de acero Nitrum para lonchear brisket y jamón (vista 1)

Reviewed by Valery Grin · · updated May 29, 2026

Arcos

Arcos Riviera Slicing Knife with Granton Edge 250 mm

Long Granton blade for thin slices of brisket and ham

EDITOR'S PICK

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Material
Acero inoxidable Nitrum

The key piece for slicing brisket and thin rib. A long 250 mm blade with a Granton edge that breaks suction and releases each slice clean, instead of dragging it. Nitrum steel, one-pass edge.

A slicing/ham knife from the Riviera series, with a long, narrow 250 mm blade in Nitrum stainless steel. The Granton scallops along the edge create air pockets that stop the slice sticking to the blade: you cut brisket, ham or fish into thin, even slices in a single pass. 374 mm long and 234 g. Ergonomic POM handle resistant to detergents and extreme temperatures. The tool that turns a good smoke into a good plate.

Verdict

Our pick of the batch. The Granton edge releases each slice clean: brisket and rib come out thin and even. At this price, no excuse not to own it.

8.6/10

Pros

  • Granton edge stops slices sticking to the blade
  • Long 250 mm blade: slices brisket in a single pass
  • Nitrum steel with good edge retention
  • Ergonomic POM handle, dishwasher safe
  • Outstanding value for a slicing knife
  • Versatile: ham, fish, smoked meat, roasts

Cons

  • Very long blade: needs a big board and cutting room
  • Plastic handle, not forged — lacks a premium’s heft

For you if…

Every brisket and big-cut smoking fan who wants to serve thin, clean slices.

Not for you if…

Not an everyday knife: the long blade is for slicing, not chopping.

Specifications

Material
Acero inoxidable Nitrum
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FAQ

  • What are the blade's hollow dimples for?

    The dimples create air pockets between blade and slice, so the ham's fat can't form a suction seal and the slice releases on its own instead of sticking to the steel. That's what lets you carve thin, whole slices of ham or a smoked short loin off the kamado. A plain slicing blade cuts just as well but fights cold fat more.

  • Is it only for ham or also for large roasts?

    It handles anything that needs long, thin slices: ham, cured pancetta, salmon and, especially, brisket, picanha or roast beef straight off the kamado. The 250 mm length allows a single-pass cut that doesn't tear the fibre. If your focus is mostly fish and very long pieces, the 290 mm Arcos Universal salmon slicer gives even more reach.

  • How do I maintain such a long, thin edge?

    Honing steel before each use and hand-washing: a long, thin blade suffers most in the dishwasher. The 230 mm Arcos steel is perfect for realigning it; when it no longer responds, a fine-grit stone at a low angle — that's what gives the slicer its paper-thin cut. Always dry it right after washing.